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Krasnoyarsk to Host International Forum for Women Entrepreneurs from SCO and Central Asia
16 Apr. 11:19An international conference bringing together businesswomen from the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) and Central Asian nations is set to take place in Krasnoyarsk, Russia, on May 28–29. The forum will focus on exploring innovative development pathways for global business and fostering professional networking among female leaders. The event aims to provide a strategic platform for discussing current economic trends and cross-border commercial opportunities.
A highlight of the conference will be the presentation ceremony for the 3rd International "Ladies in Business" Award. This distinction honors the most impactful entrepreneurial projects and personal achievements of women who have demonstrated excellence in various economic sectors. The award serves to highlight the growing role of female leadership in driving regional economic growth and social innovation.
The event is organized through a collaborative effort involving the Regional Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Union of Women of Russia, and the Interregional Association of Women's Business. The forum’s influence has been expanding steadily; last year, it attracted more than 350 delegates from a diverse range of countries, including China, Kazakhstan, Mongolia, the UAE, and various Russian regions.
The upcoming summit is expected to facilitate high-level discussions on digitalization, sustainable business practices, and modern logistics. By providing a space for dialogue between entrepreneurs and policy experts, the forum seeks to strengthen economic integration within the SCO and Central Asian regions. Participants will have the opportunity to showcase their ventures and establish new partnerships that transcend national borders.
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New Digital Boundaries: Turkey Implements Strict Social Media Regulations for Minors
10 Oct. 10:05Starting November 1, 2026, Turkey will restrict access to social media platforms for children under the age of 15 following a new regulatory decree issued by the Presidential Cyber Security Directorate and published in the Resmi Gazete. Under the new framework, users aged 15 to 18 will undergo mandatory age verification through the "e-Devlet" portal. Accounts for this age group will feature default private settings, with explicit bans on live streaming, targeted behavioral ads, and profile recommendation algorithms.
Social media networks are also required to provide parents and legal guardians with control tools to monitor usage time, location tracking, and financial transactions. Existing active accounts must complete the age verification process by March 31, 2027.